Aeris and Telna target Brazil IoT with local IMSI profiles
TL;DR: Aeris has partnered with Telna with an initial focus on Brazil. The companies said the offer combines Aeris IoT Accelerator and IoT Watchtower with Telna’s cloud-native core network, including local IMSI profiles in Brazil, zero-touch eSIM provisioning, and access through more than 800 network agreements across more than 200 countries and territories.
Aeris announced a partnership with Telna focused initially on Brazil to support multinational IoT deployments. The companies said the partnership combines the Aeris IoT Accelerator platform and Aeris IoT Watchtower security suite with Telna’s cloud-native core network.
Brazil restricts permanent roaming, which the companies said has forced global enterprises to negotiate separate local agreements or operate parallel connectivity stacks. Aeris said Telna’s local International Mobile Subscriber Identity profiles in Brazil allow customers to use compliant local connectivity while managing Brazilian deployments alongside global fleets.
Telna said it has more than 800 network agreements across more than 200 countries and territories. The joint offer includes zero-touch eSIM provisioning so devices can connect in-market without SIM swaps or country-by-country onboarding.
The companies said Telna’s geo-redundant points of presence and Aeris’ Tier-1 operator agreements support local breakout for traffic handling close to the device. Aeris also said Telna joins its IoT Accelerator operator ecosystem for enterprise, OEM and managed service provider deployments across sectors including agribusiness, industrial IoT, healthcare and automotive in Brazil.
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What did Aeris and Telna announce for Brazil?
Aeris and Telna announced a partnership focused initially on Brazil for IoT connectivity. The companies said it combines Aeris’ IoT platform and security tools with Telna’s cloud-native core network and local IMSI profiles in Brazil.
Why is Brazil the initial focus of the Aeris-Telna partnership?
Brazil is the initial focus because the country restricts permanent roaming. The companies said this has required global enterprises to set up separate local agreements or parallel connectivity stacks.
What connectivity features are included in the Aeris and Telna offer?
The companies said the offer includes local IMSI profiles in Brazil, zero-touch eSIM provisioning, and access through more than 800 network agreements across more than 200 countries and territories. They also said it supports local breakout through Telna’s points of presence and Aeris’ operator agreements.
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